ResourceHub Category: Teachers

If you’ve worked as a teacher, you know that seeing a student struggle to learn is one of the toughest parts of the job. Sometimes, it’s their attitude that holds […]

The Perth & Kinross council region in central Scotland is home to 80 primary and secondary schools. The local council takes pride in delivering quality education, providing each school with […]

Delivering effective and engaging presentations is an art form, to the point that failure to do so has earned its own moniker in the business world—’ death by PowerPoint’. If […]

Ask a group of students which subject they find the most challenging, and, often, maths will be one of the responses you hear most.  It could be because of the […]

Understanding differentiation in education Within each classroom, you’ll find a variety of preferred learning styles and ability levels. Some children will work better in quiet concentration, while others will thrive […]

Neuroscience has shown that the area of the brain responsible for cognitive processing and memory is developed through play. Clearly, structured play can be a powerful asset in our learning […]

“Three times seven is 21. Four times seven is 28. Five times seven is 35…”  When imagining a traditional classroom, rote learning is one of the first teaching methods that […]

St Kieran’s College in Kilkenny is the oldest Catholic secondary school in Ireland. The all-boys school strives to give each of its 800 students the best learning experience possible, so […]

With so much disruption to education over the last several years, accurate information about a student’s current level of understanding is especially crucial to ensuring all students achieve their full […]

To understand how to unite summative and formative assessment it’s important to discuss not just how they differ, but how they are alike. They both assess student progress, of course. […]

In your role as a teacher, not only are you required to teach children from the National Curriculum, but you are also expected to take part in socialising them and […]

Despite the obvious benefits of greater collaboration, engagement, and creativity, there are challenges when it comes to implementing edtech successfully. This is particularly true for multi-academy trust (MAT) schools, where […]

Children develop quickly in their early years, and their experiences between birth and age five significantly impact their future education, so it’s crucial to nurture their interests and passion for […]

“When the cook tastes the soup, that’s formative. When the guests taste the soup, that’s summative.” Robert E. Stake, Professor Emeritus of Education at the University of Illinois Formative assessment […]

After taking some time away from school, getting your students back into learning can be a challenge. After all, they’ve spent the last few weeks playing with toys, spending time […]

Creating accessible learning environments for all students is crucial for students’ development. An inclusive classroom allows children to build and maintain friendships, supports all students, and makes them more well-rounded […]

Technology is intrinsic to schooling: from streamlining processes to increasing student engagement, there are countless benefits to leveraging ed-tech in your classroom. With this being said, investing in new education […]

The role of a teacher extends beyond helping kids prepare to pass tests and gain qualifications. School is a significant part of kids’ socialisation processes, and their experiences at school […]

As a teacher, one of the most critical aspects of your role is improving and managing behaviour in schools. Poor behaviour can be a significant cause of stress for teachers […]

As December rolls around the corner, you might wonder what fun Christmas ideas you can bring into your classroom. From interactive maths games to creative crafts, this guide presents a […]

Teaching students with English as an additional language can be one of the most rewarding things you can do, but it’s not without its challenges. One of the most difficult […]

With technology advancing at such a quick rate, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest edtech and software. Adjusting to these changes and maximising the use of […]

As a teacher, you play a crucial role in modelling children’s use of the English language in written and spoken forms to benefit their academic achievement. Putting this into practice […]

In today’s digital age, interactive whiteboard games have become an invaluable tool for engaging and educating preschool students. These games offer a unique blend of entertainment and learning, allowing young […]